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Nine people killed in wave of Israeli strikes on Monday evening, sparking fears fragile ceasefire might collapse
Investigation reveals how its military systemically targeted civilians before the ceasefire came into effect
Israeli strikes on Bekaa Valley over the past week have killed more than 160 people
Staff determined to stay in the area despite violence and calls to leave
Lebanon's fishermen defiant as Israel orders them out of the sea
Resurrected from devastation after Israel's 1982 invasion, the Golf Club of Lebanon keeps the sport's flag flying as another conflict looms
The National speaks with travellers at Beirut's international airport who paid excessively high rates to leave Lebanon, amid fears of the conflict escalating between Hezbollah and Israel
Wakim is one of five athletes who have been confirmed to represent Lebanon at the summer Games
Lebanon has struggled since the 2019 financial crisis but things are slowly starting to get better
Afghan's journey from fleeing the Taliban to asylum in the UK has steeled him for medal tilt at Paris 2024
Afghan's journey from fleeing the Taliban to asylum in the UK has steeled him for medal tilt at Paris 2024
Athlete who fled the Taliban to Abu Dhabi and then the UK will represent IOC's Olympic Refugee Team
Call for universities to cut economic ties with Israel over war in Gaza
The vital work of clearing the land of these deadly devices has been rendered even more difficult by the explosion of violence since October
Lina Shahin leads an all-male demining team, clearing unexploded ordnance from Lebanon's civil war